chintz

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İngilizce - Türkçe
basma kumaş
perdelik kreton
{i} basma
kreton
renkli desenli pamuklu kumaş
{i} perdelik kumaş
şintz

İlgili Terimler

chintz calender
çinz kalandırı
chintz calender
friksiyonlu kalandır
chintz calender
parlatma kalandırı
chintz calender
şintz kalenderi
chintz effect
parlatma efekti
chintz finish
parlatma apresi
İngilizce - İngilizce
A painted or stained calico, originally produced in India, and known for its brightly colored designs
{n} Indian cottons, fine printed calice
a brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric
Cotton cloth, printed with flowers and other devices, in a number of different colors, and often glazed
Cotton treated with a glaze, for a rich lustrous finish
Chintz is a cotton fabric decorated with flowery patterns. chintz curtains. smooth cotton cloth that is printed with a flowery pattern and is used for making curtains, furniture covers etc (chints, plural of chint (1600-1700), from )
‑ A plain woven fabric with a glazed finish
a cotton printed in several colors on a light or white background
A usually glazed printed cotton fabric
{i} colorful cotton fabric that is often glazed
A printed cotton fabric, used especially for draperies; a painted calico from India
a glazed, printed, plain-weave fabric, usually made of cotton
A cotton fabric printed or glazed with bright colors
Fibre: Cotton Weave: Plain Characteristics: Has bright gay figures, large flower designs, birds and other designs Also comes in plain colours Several types of glaze The wax and starch glaze produced by friction or glazing calendars will wash out The resin glaze finish will not wash out and withstand drycleaning Also comes semi-glazed Unglazed chintz is called cretonne Named from the Indian word "Chint" meaning "broad, gaudily printed fabric" Uses: Draperies, slipcovers, dresses, sportswear
A plain-weave fabric, which has been glazed to produce a polished look Usually made of cotton, this fabric is most commonly used in blouses, dresses, draperies, and slipcovers
A highly lustrous, plain woven cotton with a bright, glazed surface, generally made by finishing a print cloth construction
Printed cotton fabric, often "polished" or glazed, frequently used in country or casual rooms
chintz